St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-10

ton the hearty feeling of cooperation with
| me which exists on the part of the teachers.
Respectfully submitted.
S. S. TAYLOR, Supt. of Schools
| Accepted.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
From the Committee on Fuel and JAN
| tors
FirSt-Recommending that the cOmpensa-
ton of the JanitOr at the Longfellow school
! be advanced to and fixed at the sum of $50
per mouth for the months of December
January, February, March and April, and
at S25 for the balance of the year; this. be-
cause said Janitor now has charge of three
large and two small rooms and two fur
naces. thus making his duties nearly equiv
| alent to those of Janitors of our large four
room buildings.
| Second-Recommendin that the En-
gneer at the Franklin school be permitted
! to select and appoint skilled assistant En-
gneer for the months of January, February
and March. at salary Of $40 per month.
such salary to be borne in equal parts of
S2O each by the treasury Of the Board di-
| rect, and by deduction on the pay rolls
from the salary Of the Janitor of said
i Franklin building.
Accepted, approved and each recon-
mendaton respectively adopted by:
| Yeas: inspectors Schumacher, Minor,
Simmon, Williams. Ellis, Gilbert. Athey,
| Tostlethwaite, Curtis and MI. President
10.
From the Committee on high School
ST. PAUL, Jan. 8, 1887.
To the Board of Education
First-Your Committee on High School
respectfully report: That having exam
ined proposed commercial course in the
High school. which shall cover four years
instead of two, we recommend that such
course Of study be adopted, with this under
standing. j. e.: Pupils can take the course
! as now prescribed and get diploma after
two years, Or they can take the full course,
| as they may elect. the diplomas to specify
the time of two years or four years, as the
case may be.
Second-As there will be a large access
sion to the High School at the beginning of
the next term. it will be necessary to have
another teacher. We learn that Mr.. F. w.
Fisk, who formerly taught in our High
School. can be secured and we have APP
pointed him as assistant and recommend
his confirmation.
L. A. GILBERT.
A. G. POSTLETHWAITE
The question being on the disposition of
the report, the recommendation contained
in the first section thereof was not adopted,
the vote being as follows:
Yeas: Inspectors Schurmeer. Minor.
Gilbert. PoStlethwaite and Curtis.
Nays: Inspectors Simmon, Williams,
Ellis. Athay and Mr.. President-5.
That portion of the report embraced in
Section was adopted, and the appoint
ment of Mr.. Fisk confirmed by:
Yeas: Schumacher. Minor, SimmOn,
Williams Hills Gilhart AthpU DoCtla-
thwaite, Curtis and Mr. Presidential.
From the Committee on Schools
ST. PAUL, Mimi. Jan. T, 1887.
Your Committee on Schools report the
resignation of Mrs G. De Lacy, primary
principal of the Monroe school. We have
appointed Miss NJ. d. Saunders as primary
principal in her place at d salary of S65 per
month, this being the minimum salary paid
primary teachers. We have appointed Miss
Minnie Bronson to first grade at the Madi-
son school, made vacant by the promotion
of Miss Saunders. We are informed by the
superintendent that it is practicable to
close one room of the Franklin evening
school and recommend that this be done.
We report the opening of an evening
school in the Como district and the appoint
ment Of Mrs. Cummings as teacher of the
same. The following named teachers hay
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the various buildings and the Superin-
tendent, are hereby recommended for con-
tirmation:
Miss 6Addie Gray. primary department,
Van Buren, school; Miss Mary c. Win
chester, primary department, Jefferson
school; Miss G. NJ. Gilbert, primary depart
| ment. Webster school; Miss NJ. Butler.
primary department, Webster school: Miss
NJ. E. Baldwin. primary department. Web
| ster school; Miss NJ Ravelle. third grade,
NELL school; Miss Una Smith. first grade.
Madison school; Miss LIZZIE Clinch first
grade. Monroe school; Miss NJ. Connolly,
first grade. Douglas school; Miss NJ. f.
Beswick. second grade, Garfield school;
Miss E. A. Shaw. first grade,
! Garfield school: Miss L. Put
nam, fifth grade. Garfield school:
Miss B. Hough. first grade, Cleveland
school; Miss NJ. Fayerweather, third grade.
Cleveland school: Miss L. Williams. first
grade Cleveland school; Miss B. F. Kelley,
third grade Hendricks school: Miss T. l..
| Drought, first grade Hendricks school; Miss
f. Lynch. second grade Hendricks school:
Miss May Hambleton, first grade Rice
school; Miss Flora Trumbull. first grade,
Rice school; Mrs. B. S. Bruce. fifth grade.
| Humboldt school; Miss NJ. E. DarroW, fifth
and sixth grades. Humboldt school; Miss c.
| Miller, first grade, jackson school; Miss l..
| NJ. Grace. first grade, Jackson school; Miss
J. Mathews, second and third grades. Jack
son school; Miss Kate Graham, first grade
Jackson school; Miss A. T. COrcoran. first
grade Franklin school; Miss H. E. Demming
fifth grade, Franklin school,
Approved, adopted and appointments
confirmed by:
Yeas - Inspectors Schumacher, Minor,
Simmon, Williams. Ellis, Gilbert, Athey,
PoStletwaite. Curtis and Mr.. Presidential.
! From the Committee on Real Estate
Verbally reporting the coal vault at the
Franklin school as satisfactorily finished;
and that the work of paving the basement
of said building is approaching completion.
Report received and accepted.
The special Committee on Legislation and
the subcommittee on Manual Training of
the Committee on Schools asked for and
obtained further time to make report.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Inspector Ellis
Resolved, By the Board of Education of
the City of 81. Paul. That the Finance
committee is hereby instructed to negotiate
a loan of thirty thousand $50, 0OO) dollars for
the purpose of paying all the fuel bills and
also the salaries for January, 1887. in adj
vance of the collection of taxes for same. in
cluded in the tax levy for the year 1886.
| The proper officers are hereby authorized
and instructed to issue a certificate of in
l debtedness for the same, bearing interest
at a rate not exceeding per cent. per
annum, maturing in six months from date
of issue.
Adopted by:
| Yeas-Inspectors Schurmeier, Minor.
Summon, Williams Ellis, Gilbert. Athey,
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